Excuse me, can you move the gun please?
Tr: Slikha, ata yakhol lehaziz et harove, bevakasha?
In Jerusalem today, walking around the Old City and eating some fine meals. Our wonderful niece joined us for dinner. Do you remember that song Sister Christian? It's been in my head all day, so I just introduced 20 Something to it via the power of video. She agrees that it's a power ballad for the ages. She didn't actually say that, but I'm pretty sure she agrees. If you haven't heard this power ballad for awhile, check it out here. When I played it for the fourth time tonight, Husbandman said, rather unhelpfully I thought, "Geez, why do you keep doing this?" I keep thinking that if he hears it one more time, he'll really start getting into it. I'll keep you posted.
In Jerusalem today, walking around the Old City and eating some fine meals. Our wonderful niece joined us for dinner. Do you remember that song Sister Christian? It's been in my head all day, so I just introduced 20 Something to it via the power of video. She agrees that it's a power ballad for the ages. She didn't actually say that, but I'm pretty sure she agrees. If you haven't heard this power ballad for awhile, check it out here. When I played it for the fourth time tonight, Husbandman said, rather unhelpfully I thought, "Geez, why do you keep doing this?" I keep thinking that if he hears it one more time, he'll really start getting into it. I'll keep you posted.
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jw
"This is awful."
"It's awful."
"It's terrible."
"Atrocious."
"It's awful. There's no rap."
And shaking his head.
I like it though.
JW, I'm not sure how it popped in. It's still there this morning. As for the Hebrew phrase, I found it in a phrase book. The author wrote that you can use it if you're on a bus with some military personnel and their guns are in the aisle?
KC, I'm thinking you should play the song again for Shef a few more times. It's a power ballad and it will gain power with replayings.
jw
Today we'll venture to another museum and then head south.
jw